1. Applying for 6th Forms, Colleges and Apprenticeships in Kent
and

2. Raising the Participation Age
Remember what you choose to do after Year 11 is important, and you have a responsibility until you are 18 years old to stay in one of the options below:
full time education in school or college;
full time work with learning attached to it, like an apprenticeship; or,
part-time education (if you are self-employed or volunteering).

3. So, if you would like some advice or guidance:
talk to your school: they have a legal responsibility to provide you with independent, impartial careers advice;
talk to your careers teacher, teachers, family and friends;
get advice and guidance from or,
use kentchoices4u.com and UCASprogress.com

4.
Will help you decide what you want to do and how to plan making decisions.
Look here for local information on:
open evenings and course entry requirements.
Click on the links to:
apprenticeship vacancies;
sources of careers help;
careers information, videos and tools

5. www.UCASProgress.com/search Is where you:
login to your personal account;
research school and college options;
apply online;
track your application;
Your school careers tutor will be able to monitor applications to see if you need any support.

10. Five steps to applying Step 1: Complete your profile
Step 2: Search for courses
Step 3: Favourite the courses that interest you
Step 4: Apply
Step 5: Track your applications

12. Step 1
Complete your profile

18. Step 2
Search for courses

22. Favourite all the courses that interest you
Step 3
Favourite all the courses that interest you

24. Start your application
Step 4
Start your application

29. Option Blocks slide

36. Tracking your application
Step 5
Tracking your application

42. Learner can move the applications up and down to show their preference order